Total Rewards, Recognition and Engagement
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Total Rewards, Recognition and Engagement
Total Rewards, Recognition and Engagement A Caregiver (Employee) Recognition Success Story at Cleveland Clinic Matthew Majernik, Executive Director, Total Rewards, Workforce Planning & HRIS Agenda • • • • • • • • • Cleveland Clinic Experience Total Rewards Overview & Strategy Recognition Program & Design Funding / ROI Partnerships & Technology Communication & Training Integration with Total Rewards Success Metrics Future: Evolution of WELLbeing Cleveland Clinic • Founded in 1921 in Cleveland • Guiding principle: “Patients First” • Physician founded and physicianled group practice • Ranked 4th best hospital in the U.S. according to U.S. News & World Report (#1 in Heart for 20 yrs) • $6.5 Billion Revenue • 43,000 Caregivers • Focused on innovation, health and wellness • 3,200 physicians & scientists + 1,800 residents & fellows • Committed to clinical research and education Patient Experience Caregiver Experience Cleveland Clinic Experience Clinical Outcomes Cleveland Clinic Experience Mission To provide better care of the sick, investigation into their problems and further education of those who serve Vision Striving to be the world’s leader in patient experience, clinical outcomes, research and education Values Quality Service Innovation Integrity Guiding Principle “Patients First” Teamwork Compassion Total Rewards • Attract, Engage & Retain our caregivers • Drive overall Cleveland Clinic Experience • Support Cleveland Clinic mission, values and “Patients First” focus • Support employee engagement and caregiver wellbeing Total Rewards Strategy • Talent Management Strategy – Integrate with recruitment, performance management, development and engagement • Employee Preferences – What’s really important to our employees • External Competitiveness – Design and competitiveness of the various total reward program elements (across all industries) • Financial Impact – Relative cost and value of rewards and practices A Total Rewards opinion study can help you with two of these strategies Total Rewards Elements • Base Pay, Merit, Promotions, Incentives • Health & Welfare Core Benefits • Retirement & Financial Security programs • Life & Disability Insurance • Tuition Reimbursement • Rewards & Recognition program • Caregiver Wellbeing programs (PTO, EAP) • Performance Management & Career Development • Voluntary Benefits (Auto, Home, Legal, Pet) • Fringe Benefits − service awards, wellness, discounts, adoption Recognition Program Objectives • • • • • • • • Enterprise-wide recognition program Drive engagement Attract, motivate & retain talent Drive Cleveland Clinic Experience and values Build culture of recognition and employee wellbeing Payroll / tax compliance Award tracking & reporting Competitive edge versus other organizations Program Design • Design – Tier 1: Peer-to-peer – Tier 2: Manager to employee – Tier 3: Division / Dept to employee – Tier 4: Enterprise to Individual / Team • Communications • Technology & Training • Leadership buy-in Leadership Buy-in • Employee Engagement • Motivation & Retention • Total Rewards Package • Return on Investment • Offset impact of other program reductions • Enterprise program • Cleveland Clinic values • Pride and Connection • Management Tool • Overall CC Experience “Great Place to Work” • Tier 1: Appreciation Award • Tier 2: Honors Award • Tier 3: Excellence Award • Tier 4: Caregiver Award Tier 1 – Appreciation Award • • • • Non-monetary Recognition Peer-to-peer Culture building Cleveland Clinic Experience & CC Values – – – Quality Innovation Teamwork – Service – Integrity – Compassion Tier 2 – Honors Award • • • Manager recognition of Individuals Budget $25 per employee per year Recognition Gift Certificate denominations – • • $10, $25, $50 or $100 (+ tax gross up) Fully Automated Tax compliance is achieved Tier 3 – Excellence Award • Quarterly Institute, Division, Hospital recognition • Individuals / Teams • 4% of caregivers (1% per quarter) • Automated process – – Quarterly nomination process Recognize institute’s most significant achievements • Symbolic desktop award • Flexibility to support division initiatives Tier 4 – Caregiver Award • Annual enterprise-wide recognition • Individuals / Team Recognition • 200 finalists / 50 awards • Award banquet and symbolic desktop award • Monetary cash award (+ tax gross up) • One top Team and one top Individual award Tiers 3 and 4 Symbolic Recognition Tier 3 – Excellence Award Tier 4 – Caregiver Award Building a culture of recognition through financial and tangible symbols of achievement… “Show Me the Money!” (funding) # Ees 40,000 Avg Pay $ 50,000 Total Payroll $ 2,000,000,000 Merit Carve out 2.0% 0.1% $ 40,000,000 $ 2,000,000 # Ees 4,000 Avg Pay $ 50,000 Total Payroll $ 200,000,000 Merit Carve out 2.0% 0.1% $ 4,000,000 $ 200,000 # Ees 400 Avg Pay $ 50,000 Total Payroll $ 20,000,000 Merit Carve out 2.0% 0.1% $ 400,000 $ 20,000 “Show Me the Money!” (distribution) Tier 1 # / yr $/yr # Tier 2 Avg $ / Award 120,000 $0 40,000 $ 20 Tier 1 # / yr 12,000 1,200 # $ 1,280,000 1,600 Tier 2 $/yr # Avg $ / Award $0 4,000 $ 20 Tier 1 # / yr $ / yr (incl tax) $/yr # Tier 2 Avg $ / Award $0 400 $ 20 Tier 3 Avg $ / Award $ / yr (incl tax) $ 200 $ 512,000 # Tier 4 Avg $ / Award $ / yr (incl tax) 40 $ 2,000 $ 128,000 Total $ Misc $ $ 1,920,000 $ 80,000 Tier 3 $ / yr (incl tax) $ 128,000 $ / yr (incl tax) $ 12,800 Tier 4 # Avg $ / Award $ / yr (incl tax) 160 $ 200 $ 51,200 # Avg $ / Award $ / yr (incl tax) 4 $ 2,000 $ 12,800 Total $ $ 192,000 Misc $ $ 8,000 $ / yr (incl tax) # Tier 3 Avg $ / Award $ / yr (incl tax) # Tier 4 Avg $ / Award 16 $ 200 $ 5,120 1 $ 1,000 $ 1,600 Total $ $ 19,520 Misc $ $ 500 Partnerships • Cleveland-based employee engagement • Recognized as the technology leader in employee performance • Provide clients with consulting, software engineering, account management, rewards and analytics • Clients include: IBM, Verizon Wireless, Nokia, AAA, Samsung, Pepsico-Frito Lay, Alltel, Heinz, GEICO, and Aetna and performance organization • Specializes in the design and development of strategic recognition and incentive programs that drive culture, performance and ROI • NEO Clients: Cleveland Indians, Lubrizol, Bridgestone Americas, Firestone Retail Operations, Moen, Goodyear, GOJO, MTD, and Myers Industries Recognition Management System System Design • • • • • Recognition, reward distribution and administration Reporting & analytics Flexible reward options with program branding Culture building, structure and continuity system-wide Training, education and communications support Key System Features • Easy to use • Flexible and scalable – by Institute and Division • Data oriented and decentralized administration • Fun and rewarding Communication Build Build Awareness Awareness Readiness • Organizational Readiness • Executive Team • HR Team • Administrators • Management • Caregivers Brand and Theme for •• Brand & Theme Rewards and Rewards and Recognition Program Recognition • Program Promotional Media • (brochure, e-mails, meetings) with Partner Marketing / Communications Communications Advisory Committee • Promotional Media (brochure, emails, meetings) • Announcements Leadership Caregivers Educate • Announcement Brochure and Kickoff Video • Manager webinars and meetings Reinforce Reinforce E-training modules for • E-training manager managers to reinforce modules to reinforce successful recognition successful tips recognition tips • New Hire Materials • •Training job aids Total Reward Statements • Caregiver Meetings • •Total Reward Manager tool kit and Statements resources (ongoing) (led by HR/managers) • Online website and program overview • Manager tool kit and resources (ongoing) • Ongoing recognition newsletter Manager Training Custom E-Learning Suite • • • Branded e-learning suite housed in Caregiver Celebrations Six modules covering key engagement/recognition principles Features stories and ideas from our recognition champions Training Focus • • • Managers must be recognition leaders How and why to recognize effectively Link between recognition, engagement, patient satisfaction Training What’s In It For You Importance of Recognition Recognition and Cleveland Clinic Values Training Integration with Total Rewards • Service Awards • Raves & Recognition Wall • Manager Event Calendar – Service Anniversaries – Birthdays • Patient (Customer) Recognitions • Partnership Programs Caregiver Celebrations Partnerships Tragedy • Heroism • Hope Note Cards: THANK YOU Patient Recognition of Caregivers • Opportunity for patients to recognize caregivers who provide ″World Class Care″ • Complete a comment card or visit website at www.caregivercelebrations.com • Patient Recognition delivered as a Tier 1 Appreciation Award as a ′value′ of ′patient recognition′ Patient Recognition Quarterly Newsletter • Showcases quarterly Excellence Winners • Quick Tips to simplify understanding of website features • Shares feedback from caregivers • Increases awareness It’s Catching On…… Rewards and Recognition Evolution COMBINED RECOGNITION SEPARATE Recognition programs & Service awards Enterprise Program (4 tiers) + Service awards EXPANDED RECOGNITION Enterprise Program + Service awards + Partnership programs INTEGRATED Rewards & Recognition Rewards and Recognition Program + Engagement (aligned and driving Values) Success Metrics Recognizing & Rewarding Values > 695,000 awards since June 2010 “Recognition” one of Cleveland Clinic’s fastest growing engagement metrics Recognizing & Rewarding Values Total Awards Given since Inception: 696,656 Tier 1 – Appreciation 501,536 Tier 2 – Honors 145,347 Tier 3 – Excellence 3,414 awards (8,266 recipients) Tier 4 – Caregiver 206 awards (984 recipients) CEO Award 8 awards (37 recipients) Random Recognition & Partnership 3,039 awards (i.e. My 2 Cents, Leadership Rounding, etc) Milestone Service Anniversary Awards 10,207 (5 year milestones) Patient Recognition Award 27,240 (patient recognition value) Cleveland Clinic Values Selected Teamwork: 53% Service: 22% Quality: Innovation/Compassion/Integrity: 15% 10% Above totals include time period June 2010 to August 2014 Average Awards Per Month 19,285 20,000 13,722 16,000 12,000 8,942 7,344 8,000 4,000 0 2010 2011 2012 2013 Recognition Driving Engagement Gallup Q4: In the last seven days, I have received recognition or praise for doing good work 3.95 4.00 3.83 2009 – 3.26 3.67 2010 – 3.47 3.47 3.50 2008 – 3.24 2011 – 3.67 3.24 3.26 2012 – 3.83 2013 – 3.95 3.00 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 0.1 change is considered World Class Improvement Cost per Recognition per EE • In 2009, we had less than 1 formal recognition per employee per year • In 2013, recognition had risen to over 6 formal recognitions per employee per year* • In 2013, average Tier 1/Tier 2 award cost per recognition = $3.92 • Average cost in CorporateRewards’ portfolio = $45; next closest = $8 per recognition *Numbers do not include recognition impressions through Raves & Recognition and Manager Event Calendar A Great Place to Work & Grow Future: Evolution of WELLbeing WELLbeing Evolution INTEGRATED WELL being Compensation EXPANDED TOTAL REWARDS SEPARATE Compensation & Benefits COMBINED TOTAL COMP Compensation + Benefits + Benefits + Compensation Fringe Benefits + Recognition Benefits + + Fringe Benefits + Engagement (aligned and driving values) ` Every Life Deserves World Class Care APPENDIX Retention Drivers RETENTION STRATEGY BY RATING EFFECTIVENESS USAGE Benefits (Total Rewards) 93.4% 91% Above Market Pay 90.6% 66% On Boarding Program On-Site Child Care Shared Governance Scholarship/Student Loan Senior Leadership Rounding Clinical Ladder Nurse Residency Program Continuing Education Pay for Performance Open/Two Way Communication Turnover Reporting/Tracking No Mandatory Overtime Self/Flex Scheduling Float/Flex Staffing Pool Tuition Assistance Management Development Training Peer Interviewing 90.0% 86.0% 84.2% 83.6% 83.6% 83.4% 83.4% 83.2% 83.0% 82.8% 82.2% 81.6% 81.4% 80.0% 80.0% 77.6% 77.4% 62% 43% 59% 81% 79% 76% 36% 93% 64% 89% 90% 44% 74% 70% 91% 81% 69% Recognition Program 76.8% 86% Employee Opinion Survey Profit/Gain Sharing Magnet Recognition Concierge Services Mentorship Opportunity No Weekends or Every Third Weekend On Retention Committee Retention Bonus Stay Interviews 76.6% 72.8% 72.0% 70.0% 70.0% 69.2% 67.2% 64.4% 55.0% 79% 24% 39% 41% 70% 47% 46% 39% 43% 2011 National Healthcare & RN Retention Report , NSI Nursing Solutions, Inc.